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... »d.a,arejsued ,of well-execdted and coloured maps. Those to ' sorted in the first vo'ume are-Africa, Central America, America, South America, Asia, Australia, andl Aust'a-SeveTmapt under the first letter the alphabet. are a great acquisition to the work ...
... agonies of suspense from the cessation of their correspondence with absent relatives. I knew one lady, whose husband was in America last winter, and about whom she naturally felt great anxiety. He wrote, as ii proved, every mail, but for six weeks she never ...
... Which in and January often turn into floras this is called the fair feafon. IKve befl land, for lo large a country, of any in America, and produce modities known in our American colonies; u^rtfeul^B^inger, long-pepper, and other jfiaftic, aldesT large* cedar ...
... left for the othur. Yclterdav nine tranfports, that are to carry (i x reg'«nunts of Soldiers from England and Ireland to America, all pot fate into Downs, where they fair wind in order proceed on their voyapes. The Barllcur of 90 guns is ordered decorated ...
... — True Briton. The Court of Vienna has at length confen red to the liberation of La Fayette, on condition of his going to America. By a letter from Milan we alio learn, that the city of Mantua had, by order of Buonaparte, been very largely fupplied with ...
... with the concerns their'country» the Houfe of Lords on Wednefday, Lord She!-; burne after declaring_his reipe&ing the in-, America, which were the fame as livered by Gen. Conway the preceding day, faid, that the real caufe late refignation was a:difappoi ...
... arrived here in March, t?7f* J 1 -only fifty-fix men, officers in. eluded, near three having been dmfted bofore they left America; now amounts to nearjoosMn. Thuriday laft-as augioneer was felling feme houfliold goods Blackhonfe-lane, near Cdne, in pronouncing ...
... the amicable sdjuftment our dinerenecs with Amsrica. Mr. Monroe's intended departure tor America has given currency to rumours, and has made many fuppafc with America inevitable; his departure i* not at all with the differences between the two powers. -It ...
... and Philadelphia, up to the January, which appears that all hopes of friendly accommodation between {he two Republics of America and France, eem at an end,— Yefterday we ftated the arrival of Captain Hallowell at the Admiralty; with difpatches from Sir ...
... Monday's Post, [by Exprefs.l AMERICA. Charles-Tovjn, Dec. 2, morning John Roberts, a Diffehting R Minifter, was feized at this place, on fufpicion of being an enemy to che rights of America, when he was tarred and feathered, after which the populace, ...
... landed at Waterford, through the Caroline pilot-boat,, sixteen passengers, part of large number who, having crossed over to America in the spring to improve their fortunes, are now returning without having seen any opportunity of making the desired progress ...
... expetted in this country. This is the whole % the information that has been received refpefting the important difpatches from America ; and our readers may reft-afi'ured, that no official accounts had arrived, has been erroneoufly represented in feveral the ...